Archived News
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Panthera is a semantics-aware, fully
automated memory management technique for Big Data
processing over hybrid memories of DRAM and NVM.
Congrats, Chenxi! -
Grapple is a scalable graph system for static finite-state property checking of large scale system code.
Congratulations to Zhiqiang and John! -
We built RStream as the first single-machine, out-of-core
mining system that efficiently combine relational algebra
and data streaming to support graph mining.
Congratulations to Kai, Zhiqiang, John and Tim! - We are becoming SOLAR, a joint-group here at UCLA.
- After seven years establishing at UCI, the AnalySys group is moving to UCLA, starting Fall 2018. Stay tuned for new updates!
- Christian is graduating Cum Laude and receving Outstanding Contribution to Research Award! Congrats, Christian!
- Zhiqiang Zuo, our postdoc since 2015,
, has officially left our group at U\
CI
to start his appointment as Assistant Research Professor at Nanjing University in China.
- Zhiqiang has been an important member of the AnalySys group. While we are happy to see he is on his own way, we will miss him dearly!
Best of luck, Assistant Professor Zuo! - The context translation paper, collaborated work with UC Davis, was accepted to PLDI'18. Congrats, Cheng, Zhiqiang, and Khanh!
- AITO (Association Internationale pour les Technologies Objets) has awarded Harry the Dahl-Nygaard Junior Prize, to be presented \ in ECOOP'18.
- The citation for his reward reads: "Guoqing Harry Xu has made significant contributions to different aspects of object-orient\
ation due to a unique combination of technical
strength and ambition to deliver effective object-oriented programming technologies for big data systems. The sheer amount of his practically-useful re\
search is impressive."
More details here.
ICS's news entry here. - Tim Nguyen, our undergraduate member since 2016,
, has graduated and will so\
on join Facebook as a Software Engineer in Boston.
Best of luck, Tim! We will miss you.
- We welcome (another) Tim Nguyen,
, who is currently a Sophomore in CSE to\
join our research group starting Winter 2018.
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Our former PhD member, Lu Fang,
, a Research Scientist at Facebook,
discussed the open-source Open Neural Network Exchange Format (ONNX) on December 6th, 2017.
- Skyway was accepted to ASPLOS'18. Congratulations to Khanh, Lu and Christian!
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With Prof. Miryung Kim and Prof. Jens Palsberg from UCLA, Harry received 4.9M grant from ONR (under the Total Platform Cyber Protection - TPCP - progra\
m) to support research on software bloat analysis (2018-2022).
ICS news entry here. - A medium grant (with Prof. Brian Demsky) awarded from NSF SaTC to support our research on IoT security.
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Our postdoc, Zhiqiang Zuo, , has accepted an offer and will join Nanjing University as an Assistant Professor in 2018.
- Lu Fang succesfully defended his PhD thesis titled "Detecting and Fixing Memory-Related Performance Problems in Managed Languages" in June 2017.
- Lu's first appointment is a research scientist at Facebook.
- An REU supplement award was received from NSF CCF to support two undergraduate researchers: John Thorpe and Christian Navasca
- Harry has been promoted to a tenured associated professor. He will soon visit Microsoft Research Redmon from July to December, 2017.
- Khanh Nguyen won the prestigous 2017 Google PhD Fellowship in Systems and Networking. He was also recognized as a Facebook Fellowship Finalist this year. Congratulations to Khanh!
- Khanh was featured in the news on ICS webpage
- Graspan and Kickstarter were both accepted to ASPLOS'17. Congratulations to Keval, Kai, Aftab and Zhiqiang!
- Graspan is released on GitHub with both Java and C++ version.
- We will also present a tutorial in ASPLOS'17, which introduce our Big data prespective on program analysis scalability with Graspan as an example.
- The Yak paper accepted to OSDI'16. Congratulations to Khanh and Lu!
- A sole-PI grant awarded from NSF CNS to support my research on Big Data memory management.
- A sole-PI grant awarded from ONR to support my research on Big Data systems building.
- A REU supplement awarded from NSF CNS to support two undergraduate researchers.
- A paper accepted to TOSEM with minor revision.
- The refinement-based statistical debugging paper accepted to OOPSLA'16 and artifact evaluated. Congratulations to Zhiqiang and Lu!
- The DynaGraph paper accepted to USENIX ATC'16. Congratulations to Keval!
- PerfBlower was released! If you work on dynamic analysis but do not want to hack JVM, try our instrumentation specification language (ISL) in PerfBlower. Read our ECOOP'15 paper or the Morning Paper introduction of the paper for details.
- One idea paper was accepted to PLOS'15 (colocated with SOSP'15). Congratulations to Khanh and Lu!
- The ''interruptible task'' paper was accepted to SOSP'15. Congratulations to Lu and Khanh!
- GraphQ is publicly available! Try it if you have a very large graph but only want to know information about a small number of vertices and edges.
- The GraphQ paper was accepted to USENIX ATC'15. Congratulations to Kai!
- The PerfBlower paper was accepted to ECOOP'15. Congratulations to Lu!
- The Facade paper was accepted to ASPLOS'15. Congratulations to Khanh and everyone else in the group!
- The Yak paper accepted to OSDI'16. Congratulations to Khanh and Lu!
- A sole-PI grant awarded from NSF CNS to support my research on Big Data memory management.
- A sole-PI grant awarded from ONR to support my research on Big Data systems building.
- A REU supplement awarded from NSF CNS to support two undergraduate researchers.
- A paper accepted to TOSEM with minor revision.
- The refinement-based statistical debugging paper accepted to OOPSLA'16 and artifact evaluated. Congratulations to Zhiqiang and Lu!
- The DynaGraph paper accepted to USENIX ATC'16. Congratulations to Keval!
- PerfBlower was released! If you work on dynamic analysis but do not want to hack JVM, try our instrumentation specification language (ISL) in PerfBlower. Read our ECOOP'15 paper or the Morning Paper introduction of the paper for details.
- One idea paper was accepted to PLOS'15 (colocated with SOSP'15). Congratulations to Khanh and Lu!
- The ''interruptible task'' paper was accepted to SOSP'15. Congratulations to Lu and Khanh!
- GraphQ is publicly available! Try it if you have a very large graph but only want to know information about a small number of vertices and edges.
- The GraphQ paper was accepted to USENIX ATC'15. Congratulations to Kai!
- The PerfBlower paper was accepted to ECOOP'15. Congratulations to Lu!
- The Facade paper was accepted to ASPLOS'15. Congratulations to Khanh and everyone else in the group!
- Congratulations to Khanh for winning the third prize (bronze medal) in the ACM Student Research Competition at PLDI'14.
- A new collaborative grant awarded from NSF CCF to support my research on performance debugging and testing.
- A new (sole-PI) grant awarded from ONR to support my research on automated data structure replacement.
- A paper accepted to TOSEM.
- A paper accepted to CGO'14.
- A paper accepted to ASE'13.
- A new (sole-PI) grant awarded from NSF CNS.
- We have released Resurrector, a new object lifetime profiling tool! Please read our OOPSLA'13 paper for details.
- We have released our demand-driven context-sensitive alias analysis! This analysis gives you better performance as it does not need to perform a points-to analysis first.
- Our Big Data design paper got a Chinese transaltion!
- One paper accepted to ESEC/FSE'13. Congratulations to Khanh, who has a top conference paper before finishing the first year!
- One paper accepted to OOPSLA'13.
- All the talk slides for the pre-OOPSLA-PC-meeting workshop can be found here. Thanks to all the contributing PC members!
- One paper accepted to ISSTA'13.
- One paper accepted to ISMM'13.
- One paper accepted to ECOOP'13.